[2] On 6 March 1911, the opera "Farhad and Shirin" by Mirza Jalal was staged at the Nikitin brothers' circus in Baku.

Then he was invited to work as the editor of the first Tajik newspaper "Bukhara-Sharif", to be published in the city of New Bukhara,[4] whose circulation from March 1912 to January 1913 was 153 copies.

He also published a four-page three-week supplement called "Turan" to the newspaper in Uzbek and Turkish languages.

His son Ali Yusif participated in the First Turkological Congress held in Baku in 1926, as a secretary and interpreter.

[1] The first brief and accurate information about Mirza Jalal Yusifzade is found in Azerbaijani literature in the book "Tazkireyi-Navvab" by Mir Mohsun Navvab in 1892.

He wrote them in his own handwriting in the month of Rabbi-ul-Awwal 1310.In a review of the opera "Farhad and Shirin", published in the newspaper "Igbal" dated with 20 January 1914, M. E. Rasulzade called M. Yusifzade "an enlightened scientist and orientalist with extensive knowledge".

[2] After the death of the first wife Leyla, Mirza Jalal Yusifzade married for the second time to Ziba khanum.

[6] His son Ali Yusif was among the students of the Republic of Azerbaijan sent to study abroad law in Paris in 1919.